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Commentary & OpinionCommentary & OpinionDecember 2, 2008 Myths about food safety instill unwarranted fearsBy: Houston Chronicle You made it through Thanksgiving dinner. No one contracted campylobacter from the turkey or E. coli from the creamed spinach. You even survived your mom's famous sweet potato casserole. But now you're eyeing the leftover stuffing... November 10, 2008 Crying Over Spilled MilkBy: china International Business Liu Mao and Qi Mao, two infant gorillas from Hangzhou Wildlife Park, were nursed with milk power made by the Sanlu Group (三鹿) for more than a year. When news about the milk powder contamination broke in September,... November 2, 2008 The FDA needs some guts, not PRBy: Citizen-Times, NC The Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA’s) management has it wrong again: The agency’s troubles aren’t due to bad public relations. At least they weren’t until recently.
November 1, 2008 Editorial - A Flawed Assessment of BPABy: New York Times After reports of a possible conflict of interest, we worried that a scientific advisory panel might pull its punches in evaluating the Food and Drug Administration’s judgments on the safety of bisphenol-A, known as BPA. It... October 17, 2008 EDITORIAL: A shameful tradition of tainted foodBy: Taipai Times In China, tasteless and colorless melamine has been part of the food chain for a long time. Its addition to Sanlu’s milk powder has now created a global panic over contaminated Chinese foodstuffs. And this was not the first time....
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